Gabe Terry arrested...

[DeadPoets]

20 grams...what a dumbass.

magic number is 28

it seems over 20 grams gets an f on your record, making 20 the magic number. you have to be retarded to be buying less than pounds to slang if you are over 20 grams.

sucks that his life is ruined (thanks to aweful legislation, nice work the south), tough if not impossible to get financial aid with a drug related felony so college is probably out for him, and so is any job over minimum wage.
but you get what you deserve.

Please. Dude ruined his own life. Wake up. He obviously didn't care. Total waste. Well on his way to society supporting him for the rest of his life.

This ^

 

[Paranos]

His juvenile record should be sealed. Thus making this a first offense as an adult, and given his broken home back ground and that he hopefully was a model student, he will get a pretrial diversion program of community service I am talking probably like 1000 - 2000 hr of community service, which would take about 3 yrs, and random drug tests. He would be the perfect person to do out reach to at risk youth, because he is one.

So I am thinking AG takes him back, because to turn this kd loose given his past would be debating to him.

 

[Chuckles]

His juvenile record should be sealed. Thus making this a first offense as an adult, and given his broken home back ground and that he hopefully was a model student, he will get a pretrial diversion program of community service I am talking probably like 1000 - 2000 hr of community service, which would take about 3 yrs, and random drug tests. He would be the perfect person to do out reach to at risk youth, because he is one.

So I am thinking AG takes him back, because to turn this kd loose given his past would be debating to him.

I'm not opposed to second chances under STRICT supervision. But, ***** up then and I'm in favor of a year in jail--in jail someplace like King Salmon, AK.

Puts me in conflict with the stoners here who think it's a minor issue, and who are undoubtedly high achievers.

 

[umhurricane2511]

It's really not that hard to not **** up. Just be a man.

 

[Problem2]

He's a dummy for getting caught sleeping.

Hope Al gives him another chance (if he hasn't ****ed up too many other times)

 

[7thfloormahoney]

For the poster talkin about LB depth that is a crock of BS. Some of the top defenses in the country last year, mostly from the SEC, didnt even switch out there starters that often. The starters played more then the majority of the snaps. Especially at FLA and ALA. Saban dont believe in subbing out ****. If you the starter, you are the STARTER and FINISHER. Jimmy Johnson style thinking. Jimmy use to only play 3 WRs the whole game. (Poor Andre Brown) LOL. Could you imagine that now? As long as Denzel, Kirby, Gaines, and Cornelius make the jump and dont get injured we will be fine. Esp if Bond is as good as his JC film was.

And as far as Terry. I would be surprised if he is kicked off. Buchanan got into trouble that one offseason too and was given another chance. If Gabe is indeed thrown to the wolves we will know that this isnt the first time he has been in some deep trouble. (Meaning the fight with the teammate is def true and he must have failed a drug test one time before or something. JMO)

Shhh.....making sense around here is gonna get you into trouble.

What are you talking about that the better defenses dont switch out..depth is the foundation of these good defenses. the ability to rotate bodies and keep people fresh. and for alabama its how they get experience at the lb postion just look at there numbers -
C.J. Mosley: 107 tackles, 8 TFLs, 4 sacks, 2 INTs
- Trey DePriest: 59 tackles, 4 TFLs
- Nico Johnson: 55 tackles, 2 TFLs
- Adrian Hubbard: 41 tackles, 11 TFLs, 7 sacks
- Xzavier ****son: 33 tackles, 5 TFLs, 3.5 sacks
- Denzel Devall: 18 tackles, 3 TFLs, 2 sacks
- Tana Patrick: 16 tackles
- Tyler Hayes: 14 tackles
- Reggie Ragland: 8 tackles
- Jonathan Atchison: 2 tackles
- Dillon Lee: 1 tackle, INT
- Chris Bonds: 1 tackle
how is that not depth

 

[LA'Cane818]

His juvenile record should be sealed. Thus making this a first offense as an adult, and given his broken home back ground and that he hopefully was a model student, he will get a pretrial diversion program of community service I am talking probably like 1000 - 2000 hr of community service, which would take about 3 yrs, and random drug tests. He would be the perfect person to do out reach to at risk youth, because he is one.

So I am thinking AG takes him back, because to turn this kd loose given his past would be debating to him.

I'm not opposed to second chances under STRICT supervision. But, ***** up then and I'm in favor of a year in jail--in jail someplace like King Salmon, AK.

Puts me in conflict with the stoners here who think it's a minor issue, and who are undoubtedly high achievers.

Way to paint everyone who thinks drug laws are a joke as stoners and underachievers you bigoted **** face. People like you make me sick. All high and mighty looking down on people who smoke weed, probably all the while forcing half a keg down your throat at a tail gate party. Just because someone is opposed to draconian, useless, self driven drug laws written in nobodies interest except politicians, law enforcement BUSINESS, and the corrections BUSINESS, does not make them a stoner nor an underachiever.


NEGGED.

 

[RBhurricane87]

Sad part is that this may very well ruin his life (criminal record, loses fball scholarship, etc...) but 5 years from now, marijuana could very well be legalized in the US.

 

[CaneSuger]

Get off your high horse and Calm the **** down. He was smoking weed not robbing a bank.

He got arrested for something that shouldn't even be illegal and that 70% of college kids in america do. So let's stop acting like he's some kind of degenerate loser.

20 grams...what a dumbass.

magic number is 28

it seems over 20 grams gets an f on your record, making 20 the magic number. you have to be retarded to be buying less than pounds to slang if you are over 20 grams.

sucks that his life is ruined (thanks to aweful legislation, nice work the south), tough if not impossible to get financial aid with a drug related felony so college is probably out for him, and so is any job over minimum wage.
but you get what you deserve.

Please. Dude ruined his own life. Wake up. He obviously didn't care. Total waste. Well on his way to society supporting him for the rest of his life.

He is a loser.

He comes from a background where both his parents are in jail. He had a way out of that life handed to him on a silver platter with his God-given athletic talent. He knew what he had to do to get there, it says right there in his interview: stay clean and work hard.

The kid ****ed away his only shot. That makes him a loser who couldn't rise above his circumstances.

 

[fivecent]

Is it just me, or does anyone else think the campus police could have been a better "team player" on this one. I know the law is the law but there is something to be said for looking out for your own. No individuals or property were in danger on this one. It was just a baked teenager. a lot of people have been there. If this was Alabama, I doubt these charges would have seen the light of day unless ole saint nick wanted it that way.

 

[CaneSuger]

Does anyone know the law in Florida and if it was felony possession? Cuz I live in Colorado, and old boy wouldn't have even been written up here. IDK if y'all have different levels of possession, but here you're allowed to hold an OZ before it's a felony, and most cops won't bust your chops unless you're a seller.

Nobody cares about lame-*** Colorado, you ******* renegger.

 

[CaneSuger]

Is it just me, or does anyone else think the campus police could have been a better "team player" on this one. I know the law is the law but there is something to be said for looking out for your own. No individuals or property were in danger on this one. It was just a baked teenager. a lot of people have been there. If this was Alabama, I doubt these charges would have seen the light of day unless ole saint nick wanted it that way.

I hear ya, but maybe it isn't the first time...

 

[Chuckles]

His juvenile record should be sealed. Thus making this a first offense as an adult, and given his broken home back ground and that he hopefully was a model student, he will get a pretrial diversion program of community service I am talking probably like 1000 - 2000 hr of community service, which would take about 3 yrs, and random drug tests. He would be the perfect person to do out reach to at risk youth, because he is one.

So I am thinking AG takes him back, because to turn this kd loose given his past would be debating to him.

I'm not opposed to second chances under STRICT supervision. But, ***** up then and I'm in favor of a year in jail--in jail someplace like King Salmon, AK.

Puts me in conflict with the stoners here who think it's a minor issue, and who are undoubtedly high achievers.

Way to paint everyone who thinks drug laws are a joke as stoners and underachievers you bigoted **** face. People like you make me sick. All high and mighty looking down on people who smoke weed, probably all the while forcing half a keg down your throat at a tail gate party. Just because someone is opposed to draconian, useless, self driven drug laws written in nobodies interest except politicians, law enforcement BUSINESS, and the corrections BUSINESS, does not make them a stoner nor an underachiever.


NEGGED.

Thanks for the opinion. I see where you're coming from. So please highlight the "everyone" in my post?

PS. I don't drink much not because I'm better than anyone else (well, maybe better than the "fans" who can't make it to the end of the fourth quarter), but only because I get sleepy after one beer in the sun, a half keg really! :ibisroflmao:

 

[DeadPoets]

Is it just me, or does anyone else think the campus police could have been a better "team player" on this one. I know the law is the law but there is something to be said for looking out for your own. No individuals or property were in danger on this one. It was just a baked teenager. a lot of people have been there. If this was Alabama, I doubt these charges would have seen the light of day unless ole saint nick wanted it that way.

Ummmmm. No.

Don't pass out in public with marijuana in your pocket & then resist arrest.

 

[Kn[]_[]ckles3o5]

His juvenile record should be sealed. Thus making this a first offense as an adult, and given his broken home back ground and that he hopefully was a model student, he will get a pretrial diversion program of community service I am talking probably like 1000 - 2000 hr of community service, which would take about 3 yrs, and random drug tests. He would be the perfect person to do out reach to at risk youth, because he is one.

So I am thinking AG takes him back, because to turn this kd loose given his past would be debating to him.

I'm not opposed to second chances under STRICT supervision. But, ***** up then and I'm in favor of a year in jail--in jail someplace like King Salmon, AK.

Puts me in conflict with the stoners here who think it's a minor issue, and who are undoubtedly high achievers.

Way to paint everyone who thinks drug laws are a joke as stoners and underachievers you bigoted **** face. People like you make me sick. All high and mighty looking down on people who smoke weed, probably all the while forcing half a keg down your throat at a tail gate party. Just because someone is opposed to draconian, useless, self driven drug laws written in nobodies interest except politicians, law enforcement BUSINESS, and the corrections BUSINESS, does not make them a stoner nor an underachiever.


NEGGED.

Thanks for the opinion. I see where you're coming from. So please highlight the "everyone" in my post?

PS. I don't drink much not because I'm better than anyone else (well, maybe better than the "fans" who can't make it to the end of the fourth quarter), but only because I get sleepy after one beer in the sun, a half keg really! :ibisroflmao:

While I don't share LACanes vigor in berating you, I do agree that you took a shot at a fairly large swath of the South Florida population and Canes fan base with your comment. I am aware of quite a few successful "stoners" with doctorates, including a few Iron Arrow members, that would question your logic. Ruining a kids life over 40 dollars worth of a drug that is less dangerous and debilitating than more commonly used "legal" drugs like Alcohol and prescription medication isn't really a legitimate position to take on this matter IMO.

You might wanna step off your high horse on this subject cause you are closer to wrong than right on this one.

 

[UM2020]

I am in utter shock that kids in college smoke marijuana.

 

[Classic]

I buy my weed from Gabe Terry.

 

[Chuckles]

His juvenile record should be sealed. Thus making this a first offense as an adult, and given his broken home back ground and that he hopefully was a model student, he will get a pretrial diversion program of community service I am talking probably like 1000 - 2000 hr of community service, which would take about 3 yrs, and random drug tests. He would be the perfect person to do out reach to at risk youth, because he is one.

So I am thinking AG takes him back, because to turn this kd loose given his past would be debating to him.

I'm not opposed to second chances under STRICT supervision. But, ***** up then and I'm in favor of a year in jail--in jail someplace like King Salmon, AK.

Puts me in conflict with the stoners here who think it's a minor issue, and who are undoubtedly high achievers.

Way to paint everyone who thinks drug laws are a joke as stoners and underachievers you bigoted **** face. People like you make me sick. All high and mighty looking down on people who smoke weed, probably all the while forcing half a keg down your throat at a tail gate party. Just because someone is opposed to draconian, useless, self driven drug laws written in nobodies interest except politicians, law enforcement BUSINESS, and the corrections BUSINESS, does not make them a stoner nor an underachiever.


NEGGED.

Thanks for the opinion. I see where you're coming from. So please highlight the "everyone" in my post?

PS. I don't drink much not because I'm better than anyone else (well, maybe better than the "fans" who can't make it to the end of the fourth quarter), but only because I get sleepy after one beer in the sun, a half keg really! :ibisroflmao:

While I don't share LACanes vigor in berating you, I do agree that you took a shot at a fairly large swath of the South Florida population and Canes fan base with your comment. I am aware of quite a few successful "stoners" with doctorates, including a few Iron Arrow members, that would question your logic. Ruining a kids life over 40 dollars worth of a drug that is less dangerous and debilitating than more commonly used "legal" drugs like Alcohol and prescription medication isn't really a legitimate position to take on this matter IMO.

You might wanna step off your high horse on this subject cause you are closer to wrong than right on this one.

If we are talking logic here, I said stoners here. Are these successful "stoners" here? If so I'm in impressive company.

I'm not ready to concede your point on which forms of drugs are less dangerous because I'm not an expert on the topic--you may be right. Perhaps the new Colorado pot laws will serve as a laboratory to test what happens (if anything) when pot is no longer illegal. Presently looking down from my horse I'm thinking "less dangerous" is not justification just because some folks have done it successfully.

We're talking about a kid who didn't take his responsibility to his team and to the law seriously. Would anyone argue that he didn't know any better? So then it comes down to foolish behavior and in my opinion there has to be a high price paid, or the behavior continues.

Paranos makes some good points, and I believe in redemption. His consequences are harsh, mine would be more harsh (if it was my stupid kid I would be grateful his life wasn't "ruined"). I understand you don't think that's a legitimate position. Aren't you glad that we are just jawing about this and that I am not in a position to impose my will?

I appreciate your point of view, seems that it would be interesting to further discuss this over a drink. My choice would probably be a nice scotch, a half-keg would keep me running to the restrooms until I fell off the bar stool.

 

[ARJB]

Sad part is that this may very well ruin his life (criminal record, loses fball scholarship, etc...) but 5 years from now, marijuana could very well be legalized in the US.

Doesn't matter what the laws could be in the future, he knew what the law was now and chose to broke it. It's nobodys fault but his own. If people want to succeed, they shouldn't waste their opportunities. He's wasting his, and I don't feel sorry for him at all.

 

[Kn[]_[]ckles3o5]

I'm not opposed to second chances under STRICT supervision. But, ***** up then and I'm in favor of a year in jail--in jail someplace like King Salmon, AK.

Puts me in conflict with the stoners here who think it's a minor issue, and who are undoubtedly high achievers.

Way to paint everyone who thinks drug laws are a joke as stoners and underachievers you bigoted **** face. People like you make me sick. All high and mighty looking down on people who smoke weed, probably all the while forcing half a keg down your throat at a tail gate party. Just because someone is opposed to draconian, useless, self driven drug laws written in nobodies interest except politicians, law enforcement BUSINESS, and the corrections BUSINESS, does not make them a stoner nor an underachiever.


NEGGED.

Thanks for the opinion. I see where you're coming from. So please highlight the "everyone" in my post?

PS. I don't drink much not because I'm better than anyone else (well, maybe better than the "fans" who can't make it to the end of the fourth quarter), but only because I get sleepy after one beer in the sun, a half keg really! :ibisroflmao:

While I don't share LACanes vigor in berating you, I do agree that you took a shot at a fairly large swath of the South Florida population and Canes fan base with your comment. I am aware of quite a few successful "stoners" with doctorates, including a few Iron Arrow members, that would question your logic. Ruining a kids life over 40 dollars worth of a drug that is less dangerous and debilitating than more commonly used "legal" drugs like Alcohol and prescription medication isn't really a legitimate position to take on this matter IMO.

You might wanna step off your high horse on this subject cause you are closer to wrong than right on this one.

If we are talking logic here, I said stoners here. Are these successful "stoners" here? If so I'm in impressive company.

I'm not ready to concede your point on which forms of drugs are less dangerous because I'm not an expert on the topic--you may be right. Perhaps the new Colorado pot laws will serve as a laboratory to test what happens (if anything) when pot is no longer illegal. Presently looking down from my horse I'm thinking "less dangerous" is not justification just because some folks have done it successfully.

We're talking about a kid who didn't take his responsibility to his team and to the law seriously. Would anyone argue that he didn't know any better? So then it comes down to foolish behavior and in my opinion there has to be a high price paid, or the behavior continues.

Paranos makes some good points, and I believe in redemption. His consequences are harsh, mine would be more harsh (if it was my stupid kid I would be grateful his life wasn't "ruined"). I understand you don't think that's a legitimate position. Aren't you glad that we are just jawing about this and that I am not in a position to impose my will?

I appreciate your point of view, seems that it would be interesting to further discuss this over a drink. My choice would probably be a nice scotch, a half-keg would keep me running to the restrooms until I fell off the bar stool.

I think "High" price to be paid is an accurate way to describe it. But How High is the question?